Secret Garden Village

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Secret Garden Village in Bali is simply enchanting! The whole ambiance is just beautiful — rice fields stretching out, thoughtfully landscaped gardens, and architecture that blends tradition and modern style.  I dined there, and the food was incredibly good, full of flavor, fresh, and well presented. The coffee was outstanding as well — strong, aromatic, and just what you want while soaking in the view. The staff are very friendly and helpful, always with a smile. And as a fun detail: you can spot small cats wandering around, adding a little charm to the experience. The view — oh, the view — is absolutely breathtaking, especially over the rice terraces. It can get a bit busy, with quite a few tourists, which slightly affects the quietness, but the setting is still calm enough to relax. The music is pleasant and soft, contributing to the peaceful vibe. Definitely a place worth stopping at if you’re traveling from the south to the north of Bali — this hidden gem is a must-visit. Highly recommended, 5 stars without hesitation!

Entry is 100k IDR, which feels high for what you get. While the gardens are well-kept and the coffee is okay, the 'Luwak' experience was disappointing. The animals are kept in cages and the area didn't look very clean (saw rats in the cages). Food and souvenirs are also quite expensive. There are much better coffee plantations in Bali that don't charge an entry fee and have better animal welfare. Skip

I was pleasantly surprised by how cool this place was. The entry fee is 100k pp but you get back 80k to spend inside. (Food and drinks and shopping items were really well priced and decent). The entire facility is beautiful and plenty of photo opportunities. It would be a great location for an event.

Secret Garden Village is such a beautiful and unique place to visit in Bali! There is an entrance fee, but the ticket can be redeemed inside for purchases, which makes it worthwhile. Inside, you will find a lovely café that sells pastries and coffee, perfect for a quick stop before or after exploring. Visitors can also join a guided tour where a tour guide explains this place. The area itself is huge and very well maintained. You can explore the entire complex, from the gardens to the stores, while enjoying the stunning rice field view, modern architecture, and natural surroundings. It feels spacious, peaceful, and very photogenic, a great spot for walking around and taking pictures. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the whole place felt refreshing.

Eating here is delicious, the view is really beautiful, your tiredness will disappear here because you are served by friendly, polite waiters, it feels like eating at home and with your own family. The feeling of family warmth comes from the friendliness of the waiters, the toilets are also clean, the drinks are also delicious

Gorgeous compound. I came here for a latte and it's a great little spot to grab a nice Australian style one here (red Velvet, caramel macchiato, latte, etc), The staff at Secret Garden Village is so attentive and lovely. Bathrooms are clean. Property is new and immaculate. I saw a promotion for the use of the swing with free coffee or juice for 100,000 rph which seems pretty affordable given coffee is half that price, for those interested in the swing experience.

Secret Garden Village is quite a nice place with interesting shops and a pleasant atmosphere. I am a fan of their Aroma Reed Diffuser. However, it feels unreasonable that visitors not only need to pay 100K for admission which include voucher which is actually redeemable at specified outlet. This extra step makes the experience less welcoming and somewhat discouraging for those who just want to shop!

They charge you 100k just to enter, and give a 50k voucher in return — but don’t be fooled. With that voucher, your only real options are a basic salad (that would cost 10k at a local warung) or some ice cream. Yes, the food was actually tasty, I’ll give them that. But overall, it felt like a scam. The “garden” was just an empty field, and the coffee demo was extremely basic — just showing a kettle, a grinder, and some beans, then pouring a tiny sample and trying to sell you more. Not worth the hype or the price.